Heroic WW2 Marine Reveals The Horrors Of Okinawa | Remember WWII With Rishi Sharma

Please write Mr. Gosch a thank you for your service card/ Happy Birthday card! That would mean a lot to him.
Address to the following:

Remember WWII
C/O William Gosch
P.O. BOX 245
Collierville, TN
30827

This is an interview with WWII veteran William Gosch who served as a Marine Raider in WWII and who took part in the intense battle of OKINAWA. This is a moving testimony in which Mr. Gosch talks about the reality of war and what it is like to be on the front lines fighting for your country, life, and your fellow servicemen. In this video, he talks about what it is like to be taking heavy fire from the enemy and what it was like to have to shoot the enemy to survive another day... We are blessed to live in a world of ease and prosperity because of the WWII veterans.

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Please also consider writing Mr. Gosch a Thank you for your service card / Happy Birthday card
That will mean a lot to him. Please address the card to

Remember WWII
C/O William Gosch
P.O. Box 245
Collierville, TN
38027

GOD BLESS THE WWII VETERANS!

GOD BLESS THE WWII VETERANS!

GOD BLESS THE WWII HEROES AND VETERANS!

[davecroce]

His silent pauses speaks louder than words. He's re-living it. What a hero.

[MJW]

He closes his eyes, goes back. He can see, hear, smell the misery he once lived. Amazing hero. 🇺🇸

[chrisfchi]

My grandfather was a Marine veteran of Okinawa and Korea. He never talked to us about the fighting except to say "I pray every day that you all will never have to be apart of an amphibious invasion"
God bless you sir, and Semper Fi!

[AcutePanic]

My grandfather would tell me stories like this. We'd sit in his living room with his favourite beer (Give me a little when mum wasn't looking) light his pipe and go back to his time in the war. Some were pretty gruesome, but he'd tell the light hearted funny stories too. He died in 2001, I miss him and his stories. The weird thing is, I work in elderly care in a hospital, I seen to attract the WW2 veterans and hear their stories too. Never get tired hearing them.

[CRAIG]

Riveting listen and God bless you sir, im a 65 year old Kiwi and if it wasnt for you brave Yanks, we would all be speaking Japanese in the South Pacific, thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for your bravery and sacrifice. We will remember your buddies, may they Rest In Peace. Sorry to hear about the Kiminos.

[kraigseder]

Amazing stories. So many see an old man, but I see a 20 year old surviving in ruthless conditions. A true hero.

[roguespearsf]

This is a badass who has truly taken lives, taking a life isn't badass, but living with it and not becoming an alcoholic like I did after my combat Infantry days is something to behold.

[ericalawson]

As a New Zealander, I know how you and your friends secured our safety and freedom in the Pacific, I/we cannot thank you enough.

[guyhuhfgygggh]

I'm an Englishman and I would like to thank this brave man for his service and sacrifice. Pity our politicians haven't listened to these men about the futility of war. I wish him well.

My Grandfather (East Kent Regiment (The Buffs) fought alongside American GIs in France and Belgium.

[rdh]

American hero. Thank you for your service and for sharing your lessons

[mynameisnotyours]

“I sat down and I prayed” that’s a graduate course in theology no man can take from him, from us, thank u for this and sir for ur service

[oldsalt]

Mr. Gosch, I know this is not the same country you and your friends fought so hard for and so many died fore but I still want to thank you for your service and sacrifices.

[subterfusion]

My grandfather also landed with the Marines that went in at Yontan airfield. He was with the third wave. Thank you Sir for serving and enduring. Peaceful days to you.

[Saskinny]

God bless you sir! We listened to a MAN today.

[kaylamarie]

Lots of broken pieces in their poor guys mind that he still has to try to make sense of. Thank you for your service Sir.

[frankj.labuda]

Teach this in our schools ! Let’s not forget who made our life so safe and comfortable for us today !

[dezzmaan]

An honor to hear this Marine’s story. Once a Marine, always a Marine. Semper-Fi

[blackyblack]

Those "It doesn't matter" moments were so telling in what this man saw and went through. Those little details were so meaningless when your trying to survive. God bless this man and the allied powers!

[jimcronin]

Much honesty and realism from this veteran.